Orange vinyl pressing of this 45rpm pressing. Step into the inky, shadow-draped world of The Misfits, that seminal progeny of Lodi, New Jersey. These sessions capture the band at an inflection point, their raw horror-punk energy distilled into acetates that, for decades, lurked solely in the vaults of myth and tape-traders’ hushed conversations. The atmosphere is electric—Glenn Danzig’s baritone snakes through "Who Killed Marilyn?" and "Halloween" with all the gothic bravado and urgency of a midnight reveler at the gates of the underworld, while Jerry Only and Doyle's rhythm section punches the clock with primal precision. These recordings, rough but pulsing with vitality, presaged the band’s eventual muscle-flexing on Walk Among Us, yet stand apart for their haunted intimacy and analog grit.